W. T. Grant Plaza Store Opens June 7 in Call's Plaza
The new W. T. Grant store in Call's Plaza Wilmington road opens at 9 30 a m on Thursday June 7. It covers 18000 square feet and houses four specialty shops a family fashion dry goods home hardware and a variety store with shop at a glance displays and a snack bar. Manager Max Herz leads a 60 person staff with hours 10 a m to 9 p m Monday through Saturday. A three day opening sale features hundreds of bargains across 32 departments and free souvenirs for visitors.
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W. T. Grant
Call’s Plaza
Wilmington Road
Max Herz
Herz
W. T. Grant Company
New Castle
Grant
Titusville
Green Bay
Wis
N. Mercer St
Sergeant Peters Leads pistol shoot at Cal Hooper farm
M Sgt Peters posted a high score of 278 at the Castle Pistol Lab shoot at Cal Hooper’s farm last night. Hooper was second with 277 and Werner Ullrich third with 275. Last week Ullrich won high scratch while Len Kreuger took first handicap and Ken Lockhart second and Bill Tebay third. In Wilkinsburg a local cub team won the team match with John Lapinsky Hooper Tom Elliott and Fred Rentz on the squad. Hooper captured two firsts and Lapinsky had one first three seconds and a fourth. Charles Norris earned a third, Ullrich won two medals and Diana Hooper a medal in individual events.
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Peters
Castle
Cal Hooper
Hooper
Werner Ullrich
Ullrich
Len Kreuger
Ken Lockhart
Bill Tebay
Wilkinsburg
John Lapinsky
Tom Elliott
Fred Rentz
Lapinsky
Charles Norris
Diana Hooper
Ice Mint Soothes Burning Feet Claims
An advertisement features a woman describing pain on Main Street and promotes Ice Mint with lanolin as a fast soothing remedy for sore feet. The copy emphasizes cooling relief, comfort, and a call to purchase Ice Mint for tired feet.
New Castle Lions See Bell Telephone Film on Hazards
New Castle Lions Club at noon covered telephone hazards shown in the Bell Telephone Co film Speechless by Mistake. Lion J Russell Rohleder introduced the program and cited accidents where buried cables were severed by ditchers and excavators causing service outages.
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New Castle Lions Club
Bell Telephone Co
Castleton
Lion J. Russell Rohleder
New Castle
Lion William Coates
Rohleder
Seventh Ward
New Joseph's Market
Edward D. Moyer
Pottstown
Lion
Altoona Club
Canada
Sharpsville
Ladies of Lions
Y.W.C.A
East Brook
Second U P Men Hear Rev R C Kay
The Second U P Men’s Group met at the church for its monthly dinner. Rev Rosamond C Kay Jr of Second Baptist spoke on segregation calling Christianity the answer and noting the south fears economic change more than social shifts. The event drew 75 attendees with music from a church quartet and saxophonist Theodore Jackson. The next meeting is set for Tuesday July 3.
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Second U. P. Men's
Chas. Moore
Rosamond C. Kay, Jr
Second Baptist Church
Kay
Rev
Robert Durham
William Levicy
John Robinson
Cleveland Howell
Theodore Jackson
Shenango High graduate Richard Eakin earns Wolves Scholarship
Richard Eakin, a Shenango High School senior who ranked first in his class of 77 and led in multiple campus activities, received a 1600 dollar Wolves Club scholarship and a 400 dollar Geneva College grant. He plans to study mathematics and science at Geneva College and teach on the high school level.
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New Castle News
Richard Eakin
Shenango High School
Wolves Club
Anthony Masters
Carl Cialella, Jr
Dea 1
Wolves
Castleton
High Schol
Shenango
Hoover Heights
Geneva College
Geneva
Everett Eakin
S. Jefferson St
Howard S. Stewart
Wolves Club Grants Scholarships and Dances at Castleton
Dr. Howard urged gratitude between Wolves members and scholars. John Mansfield and Raymond Coleman, former Wolves recipients, spoke about college life as Mansfield nears Penn State senior year and Coleman finishes first year. The event closed with a Castleton ballroom dance.
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Wolves
Dr. Howard
John Mansfield
Raymond Coleman
Mansfield
Penn State
Coleman
Wolves Club
Castleton
Congregational Officers To Meet After Prayer Service
The executive committee of the First Congregational church will convene after the weekly Prayer Service. The service is at 7 30 p.m. on The Fundamentals of Real Growth with Henry T. Jones presiding.
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First Congregational Church
Henry T. Jones
First Park Report In Neshannock Two Drive Nets $1100
A total of 1100 was reported Monday night at the first report meeting of the Neshannock Two. Pearson Park fundraising campaign continues with the Walmo school meeting deciding to press on. Some township areas lack volunteers and William Fox is asked to recruit helpers and collect donations. A scale map outlines the 88 area boundaries.
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Neshannock Two
Pearson Park
Walmo School
William Fox
Buena Vista Way
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W. T. Grant Plaza
W.T. Grant
Call’s
New Bell Co
Lions Club
Korea
Craver & Black
Futuro
McKinley & Frantz
COR
Washington & Mercer
Wedgewoods
Absinth Greens
Florsheim
U.P
R. C. Kay
F. W. Hutchison & Co. and
Volant Mills
Volant Ph
Strauss-Hirshberg’s “Parrier
Oliver
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Aines
ITM Savis Association
New Castle, PA
P. F. Canvas Shoes
E. Long Ave
Froster
NORGE
Keystone Furniture Co
Washington St
Eckerd
Firestone Stores
N. Jefferson St
SEARS
Homart
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